The most popular site for beauty pageants with a massive following has made a pick from the Winners already chosen from certain countries.
Would the Sri Lankan winner too enter the Missosology hot picks after the winner is picked on the 27th July?
Missosology- the most popular site for Beauty Pageants has some interesting information and questions…
They have also picked the HOT PICKS from the PAGEANTS ALREADY in the year 2025, in the respective countries and predicted who their HOT PICKS are from those countries.
Head of MIssology, Pawee Ventura is expected to arrive in Sri Lanka to serve as a judge.
Would SRI LANKA be put in his hot list after the winner is announced?
Missology in their latest article questions, can Argentina win its 2nd Miss Universe crown this year? Well, it boasts a past Miss Universe winner — Norma Nolan who took the crown in 1962. However, that’s 63 years ago and Argentina isn’t exactly a beauty superpower. But hopes are quite high this year. In 2024, Magali Benejam was an early frontrunner and she made it to the Top 12. Now, a stunning candidate will represent Argentina.
Aldana Masset is a singer, a model and a stunning beauty. Since results of Miss Universe 2024 strongly indicates that sash weight is now immaterial, Aldana has a pretty good shot at the crown and title. Beauty experts are swooning over her elegant beauty. Some even claimed she’s a Victoria Kjær Theilvig 2.0!
If the current trend at Miss Universe will hold, this can easily benefit “crownless” countries such as Portugal and Zambia. But it would be entirely wrong if we simply dismiss the chances of traditional superpowers such as Venezuela and the Philippines. Maybe the last two years were just a fluke and Miss Universe will return to its former self where sash weight can sway the results. After all, fan base still matters and beauty superpowers have ample firepower in this department.
Here’s our Miss Universe 2025 1st Hot Picks:
1. Argentina – Aldana Masset
2. Portugal – Camila Vitorino
3. Venezuela – Stephany Abasali
4. Zambia – Kunda Mwamulima
5. Peru – Karla Bacigalupo
6. Philippines – Ma. Ahtisa Manalo
7. Myanmar – Myat Yadanar Soe
8. Iceland – Helena O’Connor
9. Angola – Maria Cunha
10. Panama – Mirna Caballini
11. Iraq – Hanin Al Qoreishy
12. Bolivia – Yessica Hausermann
13. Lebanon – Sarah Bou Jaoude
14. Zimbabwe – Lyshanda Moyas
15. Albania – Flavia Harizaj
16. Persia – Sahar Biniaz
17. Brazil – Gabriela Lacerda
18. Curaçao – Camille Thomas
19. Bulgaria – Gaby Guha
20. Poland – Oliwia Mikulska
Courtesy – Graphics by Shan Mirabona [@_shn029]
